Hi,
I am currently working on the following problem and would be glad if anybody could provide some helpfull input.
Undelying situation: I have to test an application providing a HTML user interface. This ui can - of course - be reached using any web browser. In addition there is a client application (standard windows) containing an embedded browser control (internet explorer).
Tests should cover the functionalities provided by the HTML ui both using (i) different web browsers AND (ii) the client application with embedded browser.
Regarding the test object hierarchy within the test object repository, the top object (the entry point) would be (i) Browser(...) respectively (ii)a Window(...) object.
Could anybody imagine how to create a generic TO model to use in both scenarios?
Thanks in advance!
HazleVillage
I am currently working on the following problem and would be glad if anybody could provide some helpfull input.
Undelying situation: I have to test an application providing a HTML user interface. This ui can - of course - be reached using any web browser. In addition there is a client application (standard windows) containing an embedded browser control (internet explorer).
Tests should cover the functionalities provided by the HTML ui both using (i) different web browsers AND (ii) the client application with embedded browser.
Regarding the test object hierarchy within the test object repository, the top object (the entry point) would be (i) Browser(...) respectively (ii)a Window(...) object.
Could anybody imagine how to create a generic TO model to use in both scenarios?
Thanks in advance!
HazleVillage